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Buddhism had also become known in Mexico by Chinese priests in the fifth
century AD, and had followers in that country until the thirteenth century; but the
victorious AZteks, who took possession of Mexico in the beginning of that century,
put ...
Buddhism had also become known in Mexico by Chinese priests in the fifth
century AD, and had followers in that country until the thirteenth century; but the
victorious AZteks, who took possession of Mexico in the beginning of that century,
put ...
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... fifth century BC, at which period already Greek letters became known in the
ancient districts of Gandhara and Sindhu, ... words and doctrines attributed to
Sakyamuni were transmitted orally down to the first century before the Christian
era.
... fifth century BC, at which period already Greek letters became known in the
ancient districts of Gandhara and Sindhu, ... words and doctrines attributed to
Sakyamuni were transmitted orally down to the first century before the Christian
era.
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Wilson believes Tantrika notions to have originated in India in the early centuries
of Christianity, but the present Hindu ritual seems to him not to date back beyond
the tenth century; about at the same time the Tantras were probably introduced ...
Wilson believes Tantrika notions to have originated in India in the early centuries
of Christianity, but the present Hindu ritual seems to him not to date back beyond
the tenth century; about at the same time the Tantras were probably introduced ...
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[1] According to Cunningham,[2] Buddhism was introduced into Laddk about the
year 240 BC, but its final domestication in the country, seems not to have been
anterior to the first century before the Christian era. The historical books
concerning ...
[1] According to Cunningham,[2] Buddhism was introduced into Laddk about the
year 240 BC, but its final domestication in the country, seems not to have been
anterior to the first century before the Christian era. The historical books
concerning ...
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| Title | Buddhism in Tibet 1. köide of Library of Alexandria 1. osa of The Various Systems of Buddhism |
| Author | Emil Schlagintweit |
| Publisher | Library of Alexandria, 1863 |
| ISBN | 1465573054, 9781465573056 |
| Length | 403 pages |
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